Don’t Get Ripped Off – Get an Unbiased Product Review First

New site launches to provide unbiased consumer product reviews and rankings.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 6, 2006 –

Unbiased Consumer joins the ranks of consumer review/ranking sites, but with a twist; the site is completely free. http://www.unbiasedconsumer.com gives its users free access to consumer product rankings including: Accessories, Art and Stock Photography, Music Downloads and Services, Automotive, Books and Media, Clothing and Apparel, Computer and Electronics, Financial Services, Toys, Health and Beauty, Home and Garden, Insurance, Cell Phones, Travel, and Web Services.

The free monthly newsletter offers great deals that you might not ever find, “in addition to product rankings and reviews, we’re constantly looking out for great deals. We pass these deals on via our monthly newsletter.” The free newsletter highlights a single product each month, offering a product description, review and ranking, and sites and/or stores that offer any deals or coupons.

The site and newsletter are certified by the Better Internet Bureau ™, providing the much needed privacy assurance that many similar sites lack; “one of the main reasons I started the newsletter was derived out of pure frustration… I signed up for a couple consumer product review sites and within a day or so my email was inundated with SPAM.” This experience is certainly not part of the minority; in fact SPAM has become one of the biggest documented web annoyances. “I guess nothing is actually free these days… I now read the fine print and look for the tell tale sign of references to 3rd party partners… this should really stand for we’re going to sell your email to every spam artist on the planet!” The Unbiased Consumer monthly newsletter, makes it easy to subscribe and unsubscribe from the newsletter, and clearly stated on the front of the site it claims, “If you’re nervous about giving out your email, don’t be… read our privacy policy and be rest assured we will never sell your name/email.”

To find out more information, please visit http://www.unbiasedconsumer.com

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